Jaymes Kuriah

06/10/2024

04/10/2024

Once again, Kenyans are being led down a path of distraction. We are asked to participate in discussions on issues where decisions have already been made, giving us the illusion of involvement. It's a carefully orchestrated attempt to make us feel heard while ignoring the voices that matter most.

Meanwhile, critical issues like the transition from NHIF to SHIF and the controversial Adani deal involving JKIA fly under the radar—issues where true public consultation was not even sought. These are the topics that directly impact our future, yet our leaders remain indifferent.

It is painfully clear that the welfare of the average Kenyan is not a priority. After all the debates, complaints, and shouts of “wote waende” fade, we return to our daily struggles, our voices drowned out, while those in power continue their unchecked plundering.

The imbalance is stark: they have the wealth, the influence, and the control. As long as they refuse to listen to the outcry of Kenyans, the gap between the governed and the governors will only widen.

Perhaps one day, Kenyans will come together with the resolve to bring about a complete overhaul of the government—a true revolution of values and systems. But the fight against corruption is not only about holding corrupt leaders accountable. The reality is that corruption has taken root in the fabric of our society, and until we address it at all levels, progress will be limited.

Kenya is a nation of immense wealth and potential. Our challenge is not a lack of resources, but a failure to manage them properly. If we can shift our focus from self-serving schemes to genuine development and accountability, we have the power to transform this country. It’s not just about ousting corrupt officials, but building a culture where integrity and responsibility guide our collective actions. Only then can we unlock the true potential of our nation.

20/09/2024

10 Must-Know Aspects to Live a Fulfilled Life
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Life encompasses many aspects, each contributing to our overall well-being and fulfillment. Here are some key aspects: 1. Physical Health Maintaining physical health is fundamental to overall well-…

26/08/2024

DECLINING MARRIAGE & BIRTH RATES?
So many young people can't afford to have children. Cost of living is prohibitive, and our society is frankly crazy. Why would they have kids?

People don’t earn enough to even take care of themselves, is it any wonder were not having kids?

The population is slowly dropping due to more women not wanting kids, the younger generation avoids having kids , more men avoid marriage or kids thanks to bias family courts, housing is super expensive, minimum wage is too low, people are unhappy and the government is not helping out with higher taxes and no housing reforms to help the middle class and the poor. Homelessness is on the rise, depression, ...etc. People even prefer death these days as su***de rises.

People have fewer or no children because they can't afford them. Women want fewer or no children because they have to work full time and they are exhausted.

23/08/2024

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23/08/2024

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Financial principles are fundamental guidelines that help individuals and organizations manage their finances effectively. These principles are essential for...

18/08/2024

17/08/2024

16/08/2024

Infedility issues?

07/08/2024

There are ladies who may not get married and that's okay. The purpose of life is not to be married but to live a life of purpose

07/08/2024

The Things That Matter in Life
1) Mental Well-being: The ability to have a healthy mindset, control your emotions and handle the issues of life.

2) Physical Fitness and Health: Maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle through a healthy diet, regular exercise and routine checkups.

3) Financial Stability: Having a means to earn, save, and invest.

4) Stable Career: Pursuing a career that provides stability and fulfillment.

5) Social Support System: Having family, friends, or mentors to rely on.

6) Meeting Basic Needs: Having access to shelter, electricity, water, food, and clothing.

7) Living in a Secure Place: Prioritizing safety because your life matters.

8) Access to Healthcare and Education: Access to good medical care and educational opportunities.

9) Leisure and Relaxation: Finding ways to unwind through hobbies, social gatherings, entertainment, and exercise.

06/08/2024

Making money can be achieved through various methods, depending on one's skills, interests, and resources. Here's an outline of some common and creative ways to generate income:

Disclaimer: Courtesy of Chat-GPT Making money can be achieved through various methods, depending on one’s skills, interests, and resources. Here’s an outline of some common and creative…

05/08/2024

Recent protests in Kenya, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and Venezuela serve as a reminder that people are not willing to settle for what they did not sign up for

31/07/2024

There is nothing good about not being able to afford your most basic needs like food, shelter, clothing, health and education

There is nothing good about living paycheck to paycheck

There is nothing good about being constantly worried about money to a degree you cannot enjoy the good things of life

There is nothing good about being worried about what you will eat next, how you will pay for your rent and how you will provide for your family

Money may not bring happiness but there is a certain calmness in being financially stable!

29/07/2024

Nigerian Pidgin English??

>How bodi? / How you dey? – How are you doing today?
>How far? – Hey, Hi.
>Wetin? – What?
>I no no – I don't know.
>I no sabi – I don't understand.
>I dey fine – I'm fine. I'm doing well.
>Wetin dey happen? – What's going on? ...
>Wahala – Problem/Trouble.

25/07/2024

Leading causes of divorce
1. Infedility
2. Financial issues
3. Lack of intimacy
4. Unrealistic expectations
5. Incompatibility
6. Irreconcilable differences
7. Physical/Emotional abuse
8. Lack of commitment
9. Family & cultural pressure

24/07/2024

Every country has its own set of problems

Every person has their own set of issues

Life is about solving our everyday problems

21/07/2024

In Bangladesh, mass student protests against the quota system has led to:

Over 100 killed, Tv News Off Air, Internet shut, Army deployed, Curfew imposed

18/07/2024

Can we demonstrate peacefully without destroying property?

17/07/2024

Listen In

"In a perfect society, parents should take care of their children and children should in turn take care of their parents. However, being hurt in the family has pushed family members to cut off each other" ~ Jaymes Kuriah

Disclaimer: This voice has been enhanced using Ai to a female voice for more clarity

17/07/2024

Being hurt in the family is pushing people to cut off their closest family members

15/07/2024

Marry someone who cannot kill you no matter how bad things get